peterfeatherstone

Hi go3asy,

Thanks for the ticket submission and your interest in the plugin.

Unfortunately, at current this is not supported, however I would suggest using an .svg file if possible?

This will then display correctly across all display types. If not, you may need to get a developer to “hack” the plug-in to get this functionality included.

I can add it to the development list, but there are other things ahead of it currently.

Apologies I cant be of much more help.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi ramonesmania,

I’ve had a look and you are right, it doesn’t work until I remove the responsive-menu-1.js file which means some of the settings are conflicting with the nicescroll plugin.

If you could provide me with Admin/FTP access then I can try and look at a fix for this.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi candell,

Can you please provide a link to your site so I can take a look.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi jaxson,

A pleasure, I’m glad you have enjoyed it so far… Please see my responses to your points below:

1. This is possible in the 2.2 beta, which you can find on the following URL:

https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/responsive-menu.2.2.zip

If you could download and test this it would be great!

2. I find the following works for me in a custom style sheet:

#responsive-menu {
     z-index: 99999 !important;
}

Also, make sure you have ticked the “Remove CSS !important tags” option from the admin.

Please let me know if you experience any issues with the above and I’ll try to investigate further for you.

Many thanks

Peter

Hi miguel,

Thanks for the suggestions.

I have now made the Search part translateable, included the WPML function support and removed the invalid markup so the W3C validator should return back with no errors in the 2.2 beta.

If you can download and test it for me, then that would be great. You can find it on the following URL:

https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/responsive-menu.2.2.zip

Many thanks

Peter

Hi there,

I can see something in the console, the following error in fact:

TypeError: $ is not a function
$(“.accordion div:first”).hide();

The above may be worth looking at.

Also, your have 2 jquery versions loading, one of which is extremely out of date (1.3.2).

It seems the site needs a bit of maintenance and tidy up which may help. If you can provide me with your WordPress admin/FTP details then I can take a closer look but as violacase has said it may just be as simple as deactivating and activating the plugin again.

Many thanks

Peter